The annual World Aids Day Charity Concert raises over £3,000 for Lunch Positive. The annual World Aids Day Charity Concert held on December 1 at St Mary’s Church, Kemptown is renowned for the variety of its performances and the warm support of its audience.
There will be no tickets available on the door for this years World Aids Day Concert at St Mary’s Church, Kemptown which has now sold out.
The Brighton & Hove World AIDS Day (WAD) Partnership have organised a series of events to mark World AIDS Day on December 1.
With World AIDS Day approaching, Actually Gay Men’s Chorus, Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus and Rainbow Chorus are producing this years fundraising concert to mark World Aids Day.
Brighton Belles Women’s Chorus have secured the services of Marc Yarrow, Musical Director of Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus. MARC will be assisting the Belles with musical direction, voice training and general fabulousness. The Brighton Belles are always open to new members and remain a non-audition singing group.
The annual World Aids Day Concert fundraising concert, held on December 1, is renowned for the variety of its performances and the warm support of its audience. 2014’s concert, once again presented under the banner ‘We All Live Together’, was no exception and saw the Brighton Belles Women’s Chorus, Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus, Rainbow Chorus, Resound Male Voices and Qukulele join forces to deliver a musical evening to satisfy a wide spectrum of musical tastes.
Bear-Patrol and The Brighton Belles women’s choir raised £425 during their joint MacMillan coffee morning supported by The Queens Arms on September 27, 2014. Organisers would personally like to thank all the members of Bear-Patrol, The Brighton Belles and their supporters for creating such an amazing effort to support MacMillan and those affected and touched by them.
Community social networking group, Bear Patrol and women’s choir, Brighton Belles, hosted a coffee morning at the Queens Arms on September 27 for MacMillan Cancer.
